I see Stik everywhere!
This year Street Art London is organising a very cool event “Baroque The Streets: Dulwich Street Art Festival 2013”, running until the 19th May in Dulwich, and Stik added some new murals as part of this festival.
The project is a collaboration between Street Art London and Ingrid Beazley, from Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Along the way I found this collab by artists Thierry Noir and Stik:
Street Art London's interview: Thierry NoirStik’s intepretation of Three Boys, Bartolome Esteban Murillo, 1660
Stik’s interpretation of Eliza and Mary Davidson Tilly Kettle, 1784.
Stik’s interpretation of Adam and Eve (the Fall of Man) Pieter Coecke Van Aelst, 1520-1530
Evening Standard Article – Cult Graffiti artist Stik swaps a life on the streets for starry client list
Street Art London – Interview with Stik
There is one more Stik in the area, in Blackwater Court, off Blackwater Street, very close to the one with a blue and grey background based on Mrs Moody and her Children
ReplyDeleteI found it too later on and was meant to add it! Are you talking about the one with a blue background?
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